The NC State Board of Elections will hold a public meeting in Raleigh on Jan 13, 2026, to address issues like ethics, county board vacancies, and early voting plans for the March primaries. Remote attendance is possible via Webex.

Durham has started its budget process and informed residents about holiday tree disposal via a Facebook post, promoting civic engagement through the 'City Connect' newsletter for staying informed about local proceedings.

The Raleigh Police Department held a recruitment event, promoting it on social media and inviting individuals to apply and participate in physical tests to join the force.

Lake Lynn Community Center introduces energetic Zumba classes led by Tanessa Barlow, with no dance experience needed, at $5 per session. Classes are on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Raleigh invites local businesses to development project opportunities with a series of engaging events, including a meet-and-greet, certification info session, and workshops.

The Southeast Durham Watershed Improvement Team will present water quality findings at a public event, offering both in-person and virtual attendance.

Zebulon hosts a Musical Celebration at the Community Center to honor Martin Luther King Jr., featuring the MLK Community Zebulon Chapter Workshop Choir, aiming to unite and celebrate diversity through music.

The Raleigh Police Department celebrated Law Enforcement Appreciation Day with a series of luncheons, honoring their staff's dedication to serving the community.

Durham provides free Christmas tree disposal from January 2 to February 2 for yard waste customers; trees over six feet need halving, with all decorations removed. Drop-offs are also available at select locations and times.

Raleigh Parks has installed a glow-in-the-dark centerline on Crabtree Creek Trail to enhance safety. They're conducting a survey to gather user feedback on its effectiveness and decide if it should be expanded.

Raleigh invites locals to join the Zig-Zaggers Dance program at Powell Drive Park, with beginner Round Dance and advanced Square Dance classes available.

Raleigh offers survival skills programs for youth and adults, including knot-tying and orienteering workshops at the Thomas G. Crowder Woodland Center and Lake Johnson Park.

The Savvy Sisters Golden Years Club is hosting an Open House at the Five Points Center for Active Adults, featuring social activities, games, and an informative session.